Remote controlled underwater manta ray toy

From the product description:
Forefinger triggers on the underside of the remote enable independent pitch for each thruster, providing control for steep, powered dives to the bottom of pools and rapid ascents. Thumb toggles on the topside of the remote allow for independent thrust operation of each shrouded propeller, providing the ability to move forward, backward, make left and right turns, barrel rolls, or complete underwater loops--even intricate submerged Immelmann turns.I have no idea what "Immilmann turns" are, but the range of motion sure sounds like a lot of underwater fun.
Here is a link to more info on the Remote Controlled Manta Ray.
Labels: animals, electronics, mechanical toys, motorized, remote control, water
2 Comments:
For your information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immelmann_turn
It should be a good prototype for extra flexible and larger submersibles that can be used for research and also for coastal kind of surveillence work.
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